OpenAI DevDay: dots, spaces and lots “coming soon”.
Dara Fitzgerald and Matthew Hooson launch It's Only Logical with their first reactions to OpenAI DevDay, recorded straight after the keynote on 29 September 2026.
Episode notes
Dara Fitzgerald and Matthew Hooson launch It's Only Logical with their first reactions to OpenAI DevDay, recorded straight after the keynote on 29 September 2026.
From dots and ChatGPT Space to new models, pricing and Codex in the cloud, we compare what looked useful, what still felt unfinished and where we want to experiment next. We also get into voice assistants, model routing, meeting transcription and the growing AI platform race — with a few air fryer tangents along the way.
These are our reactions on the night; availability and product details may have changed since recording.
In this episode:
- Dots, ChatGPT Space and collaborative AI assistants
- GPT-6.1 Sol, pricing and usage limits
- The Decisions API and model routing
- Codex in the cloud, sign-in and apps
- Meeting transcription and local voice tools
- Google, AI hardware and privacy
Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:15 A new podcast (and an air fryer tangent)
04:14 OpenAI DevDay: first reactions
08:51 Dots: always-on AI assistants
13:33 Voice assistants and “let me check”
16:15 ChatGPT Space and collaborative agents
27:20 GPT-6.1 Sol, the model race and pricing
37:26 The Decisions API and model routing
43:13 Codex in the cloud
47:04 Sign in with ChatGPT and apps
50:38 Meetings, Wispr Flow and local transcription
55:00 OpenAI Marketplace
57:16 Google and the AI arms race
1:02:00 AI hardware, privacy and AR
1:07:03 Wrapping up
Mentioned in this episode:
OpenAI DevDay recap: https://openai.com/index/devday-2026-recap/
Wispr Flow: https://wisprflow.ai/
Hosted by Dara Fitzgerald and Matthew Hooson.
Contact: [email protected]
Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@onlylogicalpod
Production note: the intro narration and theme music were generated using AI. The episode conversation is Dara and Matthew's recorded discussion.